VIDHART   BHATIA

I picked up a camera the way most people pick up a habit — impulse purchase, and then got addicted. What started as snapshots during walks through Vancouver turned into an obsession with finding the frame within the chaos: the crowd building around a hawker stall in Bangkok, the geometry of fire escapes in New York, the glow of a ferry deck at sunset.

I'm Vidhart Bhatia, and vidsinoneframe is where I collect the photographs that mattered enough to keep. This isn't a studio portfolio or a carefully curated brand. It's a journal — the honest, unfiltered kind — of every place I've wandered through with a camera.

I shoot exclusively on a Fujifilm X100VI, a small fixed-lens camera that forces you to move your feet instead of zooming. I lean on Fuji's film simulation recipes — digital approximations of classic film stocks — because I'd rather spend time looking at the world than staring at a screen in post-production.

One of the best things that came out of this obsession was finding a community — photo walks with strangers who became friends, and a whole world of people who understand why you stopped in the middle of a crosswalk because the light was doing something interesting.